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The CANADA PLACE – VANCOUVER to ALASKA CRUISE SHIP CAM is located in North Vancouver (on Vancouver’s North Shore) and points towards downtown Vancouver to show visitors a fabulous view of the Vancouver Convention Centre and Canada Place (home to many of the summer’s Alaska cruise ships).

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In the early morning hours, you can see the cruise ships dock here. Then, later in the early evenings, watch the cruise ships as they push back into the harbour (disappearing momentarily on the left side of your screen) and then set sail for Alaska (traveling from left to right across your screen). Depending on the time of day, and amount of sunlight, images of the Vancouver cruise ships may appear faded. Early morning and early evening are the best times to view Canada Place and the cruise ships. Don’t forget to check the cruise ship schedule included below.

Cruise ship season runs from May until October. Check out the included schedule of arrivals and departures to find the ship of your choice. Viewers will also see freighters anchored in the harbour, pleasure yachts, tugboats and our very own “seabus” as it travels back and forth every 15 minutes bringing commuters home from the downtown core. In fact, if you are a cruise ship passenger and have some extra time before you board ship, you may want to get aboard the “seabus” (it’s public transit operated, like the bus), very inexpensive, very safe and docks right next to your ship. So come on over for a visit and take a mini-cruise to our side of the water. You’ll dock at Lonsdale Quay market where a wealth of boutique shops, restaurants, entertainment and marketplace vendors will be pleased to greet you. The 15 minute trip is well worth it, we promise.

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We are on the southern coast of Vancouver harbor in the central part of the city. The camera is installed in the office of Vision Critical, which is located in a skyscraper at 200 Granville Square.

We can see one of the major ports of Vancouver, where large cruise ships stop. A major travel company, Fly Over CANADA , and an exhibition complex, Vancouver Convention Centre East, are located in Canada Place port.

The unusual architecture of the port, according to the authors, resembles a waving wind sail. On the right side of the screen we see the cargo port of Vancouver.

Tourists have an opportunity to stay at Pan Pacific Vancouver , it takes only a few minutes to get to it from the port. The windows of the five-star hotel offer stunning views of the central part of the city and its northern suburbs.

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Vancouver' BC Cruise Terminal Web Cam

By hawgwildterry , April 1, 2008 in Holland America Line

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For anyone cruising out of or into Vancouver, BC this year, here is a link to a web cam that shows a good portion of the cruise ship terminal. Depending upon where the ship docks will determine just how good of a picture you will see. If nothing else, at least when they are coming in or heading out, you should have a nice view.

http://www.vancouver.com/webcam/index.html

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It's great to see a web cam in Vancouver - one of my favorite cities. We will arrive there on the Ryndam on May 7th and look forward to a day and night there.

Sailorgirlseattle

Wow! Isn't that GORGEOUS!

The Mercury will be arriving there tomorrow. It is in Seattle today.

Is this fairly new? I'm glad they have one. I love to look in and see HAL ships all around the world.

The Mercury will be arriving there tomorrow. It is in Seattle today.   B

Correct.....I work in a Federal building that incorporates over 275 surveillance cameras. Today I was able to observe the Mercury tied up to the pier using one of the cameras.

I did think it was a bit early to see the cruise ships start to visit Seattle, but it's nice to see the season start again.

I always look forward to Friday morning's when the ships come around the point at Discovery Point and work their way to the different piers.

http://www.northvancouver.com/webcams/cruisecam/index.php

This website shows the view of the terminal from the direction of North Vancouver

http://www.northvancouver.com/webcams/cruisecam/index.php   This website shows the view of the terminal from the direction of North Vancouver

The above web cam is what I usually use to see HAL ships since they always dock on the Stanley Park side of Canada Place. I have used the one Terry showed us for a couple of years now just to see what the weather looks like in Vancouver but unfortunately since HAL hardly ever docks on that side we cannot see any of the ships. Occasionally a smoke stack and that is it.

I thought so too! And I couldn't find anything online (including Celebrity's web site) to find out what her itinerary is right now? :confused: Surely they're not starting Alaska this early? Just doing some short PNW runs? :confused: We did one of those last fall, and it was a lot of fun!

On cruisecal this is the schedule for the Mercury

http://www.cruisecal.com/portal/Mercury/tabid/289/Default.aspx

Here is the schedule of ships coming into Vancouver. It does almost feel like the season is starting early:)

http://www.cruisecal.com/portal/Vancouver,BritishColumbia,Canada/tabid/2110/Default.aspx

Here is the schedule of ships coming into Vancouver. It does almost feel like the season is starting early:)   http://www.cruisecal.com/portal/Vancouver,BritishColumbia,Canada/tabid/2110/Default.aspx

Actually, it is!

Usually the Zaandam or Volendam are first to arrive around the middle of April; the Mercury didn't show up here until the end of April last year. This is, as far as I know, the earliest a cruise ship has arrived in recent years.

The passenger train I take into downtown every day for work stops right at Waterfront, so I'll be jaunting down to spend some time at Canada Place tomorrow admiring the Mercury after work :D

Thanks for this photo of one of the finest cities in the world. Gloriously beautiful!

Yes, it does seem that the cruise season is starting much earlier this year. From the discussions on the Alaska topic, I would say too early!

I don't know who in their right mind would want to cruise out of Vancouver to Alaska this month.

We call it Spring....but anyone south of Seattle will call it WINTER!!

Temperature tonight....1C....High tomorrow, in the sunshine, 9C!

I love this city I live in as much as I like cruising...but you'd have to give me the Alaska cruise to get me to go before the end of May!!

Check the Vancouver webcam... The Mercury made it in!

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has anyone ever found a link to a decent view of Port Everglades (Ft. Lauderdale)?

I would love to have it and any other links where I can see HAL ships in port.

It does look good to see a ship back at Canada Place.

Does anyone know if the Mercury ever went thru a Dry Dock that fixed her up yet? I had read so many bad reviews about her. I definitely would not mind the itinerary she is currently doing. But mostlikely could not fit it in till 2010.

has anyone ever found a link to a decent view of Port Everglades (Ft. Lauderdale)? I would love to have it and any other links where I can see HAL ships in port. Thank you.

No, I have one but it is not of where the HAL ships are docked, you usually only see Princess and RCL. San Diego still has by far the BEST Web Cam, although for beauty the Vancouver Web Cam is nice but not do able for a Web Cam Wave.

It does look good to see a ship back at Canada Place. Does anyone know if the Mercury ever went thru a Dry Dock that fixed her up yet? I had read so many bad reviews about her. I definitely would not mind the itinerary she is currently doing. But mostlikely could not fit it in till 2010.  

I'm with you on that, Lisa!

I know the Mercury underwent a bit of a refurb last spring - adding some cabins aft, and replacing carpeting and the like. Over on the Celebrity boards, it seems people either love the Mercury or shy away from it and the Galaxy altogether. I wouldn't mind doing one of the 3-day coastals in the fall from Seattle on the Mercury just to find out for myself.

I have read it looks unlikely that the Mercury will get the same treatment the Century got, which is a shame, because by all accounts it really transformed that ship from something that was quickly getting dated into a ship that has a new lease on life.

We did the PNW 3-night on Mercury last October ... after an upgrade in the suites. Even the upgraded bed was uncomfortable IMO, but that's my only complaint. I've sailed Mercury twice, the first time being an Alaska route in 2004, and I really like the ship. Seems very comparable to Westerdam and Oosterdam, to me ... at least in all my favorite spots, which generally center around food and alcohol! :D

Sure looks pretty in Vancouver today! Thanks for the links.

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Ultimate Guide to Vancouver Cruise Port, Canada

Nestled on the breathtaking shores of the Pacific Ocean, the Vancouver cruise port serves as a gateway to one of the most enchanting cities in North America. Situated in British Columbia, Canada, Vancouver cruise port welcomes travelers from around the world to embark on unforgettable adventures along the West Coast.

Often nicknamed “Hollywood North” for its vibrant film industry, the city of Vancouver is renowned for its unique blend of urban sophistication and natural beauty. In this article, I share with you practical information about the Vancouver cruise terminal and the 7 best things to do in Vancouver cruise port.

Visit also our cruise port guides to Galveston , Boston , Juneau , Skagway , Halifax

Vancouver Cruise Port

The Vancouver cruise terminal (aka Canada Place Cruise Ship Terminal), located within the iconic Canada Place, is an architectural marvel that will surely catch your interest. With its sail-like design, it graces the Vancouver skyline and offers spectacular views of the picturesque harbor and the breathtaking North Shore Mountains.

But what makes Vancouver truly special is its proximity to the city center. You won’t find yourself in a remote location, but right in the heart of Vancouver. For those eager to explore the city, the Canada Line (SkyTrain) is at your service, providing an efficient and budget-friendly link between the terminal (Waterfront Station) and downtown Vancouver. This means you can seamlessly transition into the city’s vibrant life and culture.

Vancouver International Airport (YVR) is connected to the cruise terminal via Canada Line, and the ride takes 30 minutes. Both long-term and short-term parking (short-term parking is free for under 15 minutes) are available at Canada Place.

The Vancouver cruise terminal provides not only a starting or ending point but also an experience in itself. Its unique design and accessibility will surely enhance your entire journey, ensuring your cruise adventure begins or ends with convenience and delight.

Useful links :

• Canada Line (SkyTrain) timetables
• Port of Vancouver’s official website
• See Vancouver port on Google Maps
• Explore Vancouver tours and activities
• Book a private transfer to/from Vancouver cruise terminal
• Search for Alaska cruises 2024

What Cruise Lines are Sailing from Vancouver Port?

The port of Vancouver is best known as the gateway to Alaska cruise itineraries, with stops at the iconic cities of Skagway, Juneau, Ketchikan, and Glacier Bay. Here’s the list of cruise lines sailing from Vancouver cruise port:

• American Queen Voyages
• Aurora Expeditions
• Celebrity Cruises
• Crystal Cruises
• Cunard Cruise Line
• Disney Cruise Line
• Hapag-Lloyd Cruises
• Holland America Line
• Hurtigruten Cruises
• Norwegian Cruise Lines
• Oceania Cruises
• Peace Boat Cruises
• Princess Cruises
• Regent Seven Seas
• Royal Caribbean International
• Seabourn Cruise Line
• Silversea Cruises
• Swan Hellenic
• Viking Cruises
• WindstarCruises

RELATED : What is the Best Time for a Cruise to Alaska? 

7 Best Things to Do in Vancouver Cruise Port

Before or after your unforgettable cruise, the vibrant city of Vancouver invites you to a treasure trove of attractions and experiences waiting to be explored. From stunning natural wonders to cultural delights, it’s something you should definitely try! So, let’s unveil the best places to visit and the experiences that will create lasting memories.

1. Stanley Park

Stanley Park, located in the heart of Vancouver and only 1.2 miles from the port, is a beloved urban paradise that blends nature and city life. With its lush landscapes, sprawling greenery, and serene lakes, this North American gem calls for you to soak up a tranquil getaway from the busy city just outside its borders. As you walk around the park, you will be surrounded by towering trees, vibrant gardens, and picturesque lakes.

Stanley Park’s seawall, which embraces the vast Pacific Ocean, gives a lovely route to take in breathtaking views of the city’s skyline, the snow-capped North Shore Mountains, and the great expanse of the ocean. The seawall provides an excellent setting for engaging with the natural beauty of the coast, whether you’re taking a leisurely stroll or cycling along the coastline.

Stanley Park is also a culturally significant site, with a collection of famous First Nations totem poles showcasing Indigenous peoples’ rich legacy. These colossal statues offer a look into the region’s artistic traditions and history.

Explore Stanley Park tours and activities

2. Granville Island

Granville Island, located only a 10-minute drive from the Vancouver cruise ship terminal, is a dynamic hub that represents the city’s diverse culture. This vibrant attraction features a wealth of artisan stores, intriguing boutiques, enticing dining venues, theaters, and a bustling public market.

Granville Island’s picturesque streets are lined with colorful buildings hosting studios and galleries where you can explore local handicrafts and one-of-a-kind creations that represent Vancouver’s artistic essence. The island’s public market is a gastronomic delight offering fresh produce, gourmet treasures, and international flavors, making it a paradise for food enthusiasts who can find farm-fresh ingredients and indulge in culinary adventures.

Granville Island also stands as a cultural hub, with its theaters hosting a diverse range of live performances, from theater productions to musical performances, offering a place to immerse yourself in Vancouver’s vibrant arts scene.  Granville Island is alive with the essence of Vancouver’s culture, inviting you to embrace the city’s urban culture in all its creative, culinary, and artistic glory.

Check out Granville Island tours and activities

3. Grouse Mountain

Grouse Mountain, a natural wonder perched near Vancouver, is a must-visit in Vancouver! A thrilling tram ride will take you to the peak, where you can enjoy breathtaking views and a variety of experiences.

The adventure begins with a Skyride aerial tram ride that takes you higher, providing breathtaking views of Vancouver’s cityscape, the Pacific Ocean, and the surrounding mountains. It’s a feast for the eyes that sets the mood for the rest of the trip. Grouse Mountain serves as a playground for outdoor enthusiasts throughout the year.

Hiking routes crisscross the area in the summer, leading you through lush forests and open meadows. In the winter, the mountain changes into a snowy wonderland, inviting skiers and snowboarders of all skills. The mountainside is also home to local species, such as the adorable grizzly bears at the Grouse Mountain Refuge for Endangered species, which adds an extra layer of enchantment to your visit.

Explore Grouse Mountain tours and activities

4. Capilano Suspension Bridge Park

Nestled less than a 15-minute drive from the port of Vancouver, Capilano Suspension Bridge Park invites you to immerse yourself in the lush embrace of a rainforest paradise. This iconic swinging bridge, 450-foot (137-meter) high, sways gently among the treetops, providing an unforgettable experience of nature’s grandeur.

As you step onto the bridge, you’re instantly transported into a world of towering evergreens, moss-draped branches, and the gentle murmur of a pristine river below. With each step, you walk among the giants of the forest, discovering the intricate ecosystem that thrives in this enchanting environment.

Whether you’re an adventure seeker or a nature enthusiast, the Capilano Suspension Bridge offers a unique opportunity to experience the beauty and serenity of British Columbia’s rainforest from a perspective like no other!

Explore Capilano Suspension Bridge Park tours and activities

Gastown is a historical gem located in the heart of Vancouver, less than a 15-minute walk from the port. A leisurely stroll around this charming neighborhood reveals a tapestry of captivating experiences. At the heart of it all stands the world-renowned Gastown Steam Clock, a timeless testament to the neighborhood’s rich history.

As the clock’s whistle signals the hour, it transports you back in time. The cobbled streets are lined with boutique shops where you can discover unique finds and handcrafted gems. Eateries, both classic and modern, dot the district, offering a tempting choice of culinary delights.

Whether you’re savoring a gourmet meal or a quick bite, the dining experiences are as diverse as the history that surrounds Gastown. This historic district is a living testament to the enduring charm of Vancouver, inviting you to savor its past while embracing its vibrant present.

Check out Gastown tours and activities

6. Museum of Anthropology

The Museum of Anthropology, located on the campus of the University of British Columbia, is a treasure trove of indigenous art and cultural artifacts. This historic institution provides visitors with a fascinating insight into Canada’s diverse traditions and stories.

As you step into the museum, you’ll be greeted by a breathtaking collection of art and artifacts, each one bearing witness to the different cultures that have shaped the region. From intricate totem poles that reach for the skies to masterful works of indigenous artists, the museum’s exhibits reflect the enduring legacy of the indigenous communities.

The Museum of Anthropology is your key to a journey through time and culture that celebrates the creative spirit and cultural heritage of Canada’s indigenous peoples. It is located a 20-minute walk from Vancouver cruise port.

Check out the Museum of Anthropology tours and activities

7. Science World

Less than a 15-minute drive from the port, you can visit the Science World, an iconic landmark perfect for families and curious minds. Located amidst the city’s vibrant cultural landscape, this science center is a hub of interactive exploration and learning. It invites visitors of all ages to dive into the wonders of science, technology, and innovation.

The moment you step through its doors, you’re welcomed by a world of hands-on exhibits and immersive experiences, sparking curiosity and discovery. From solving the mysteries of the universe to understanding the intricacies of the human body, Science World’s exhibits cover a wide range of scientific discoveries. And, don’t miss the OMNIMAX theater, where science and cinema combine to offer a breathtaking journey!

Explore Science World tours and activities

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Guide to Cruise Ports and Terminals

Vancouver Cruise Port

The Vancouver Cruise Terminal is the departure point for most Alaska bound cruises.  Many transpacific and coastal cruises also depart from this picturesque port.

The Vancouver Cruise Terminal is conveniently located at Canada Place in the heart of downtown Vancouver.  The Vancouver Convention Centre East is located in the same facility.

Public Transportation

Port shuttle.

Due to its central Vancouver location, a port shuttle in not required.

Metro Service

The Canada Line connects the Vancouver cruise port with Vancouver International Airport (YVR).  The SkyTrain transports passengers from downtown Vancouver to the eastern suburbs.  Waterfront Station is located one block east of the cruise terminal.

Ferry Service

The Vancouver SeaBus travels connects Waterfront Station in downtown Vancouver to the city of North Vancouver.

Hop-on Hop-off Bus

The hop-on hop-off bus picks up passengers directly in front on the cruise terminal.

Coach Service

Coach service is available from downtown Vancouver to Victoria, Whistler, Seattle and Seattle Airport.  The coach to Victoria travels via a ferry boat to Vancouver Island.  The 1.5 hour ferry ride is included in the cost of a ticket.

Visitor Information

Vancouver bc.

The Vancouver Visitor's Guide provides comprehensive tourist information.

The top attractions in Vancouver include the following:

• Granville Island
• Museum of Anthropology
• Science World
• Space Centre / Planetarium
• Stanley Park
• Vancouver Art Gallery

Whistler BC

Whistler BC is the picturesque mountain resort community is 129 km (90 minutes) north of Vancouver.

Access the Whistler Vacation Guide to learn about this popular destination.  It can be accessed easily by coach from Vancouver or Vancouver International Airport. 

Map of the Vancouver Cruise Terminal

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Canadian Currency

The Canadian Dollar (CDN) is used in Canada.  It is worth approximately USD $0.75. 

Weather in Vancouver BC

Vancouver enjoys a mild climate throughout the year.  The best time of year to visit is between May and October.

Free Wifi Service

Free Internet access is available at the underground food court directly across from the cruise terminal.  It is also available at at McDonalds' restaurants and other restaurants and cafes.

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RETURNING SOON

The CANADA PLACE – VANCOUVER to ALASKA CRUISE SHIP CAM is located in North Vancouver (on Vancouver’s North Shore) and points towards downtown Vancouver to show visitors a fabulous view of the Vancouver Convention Centre and Canada Place (home to many of the summer’s Alaska cruise ships). This live camera was first installed back in the summer of 1999 when these sites were just first designed and has remained online every day since then.

In the early morning hours, you can see the cruise ships dock here. Then, later in the early evenings, watch the cruise ships as they push back into the harbour (disappearing momentarily on the left side of your screen) and then set sail for Alaska (traveling from left to right across your screen). Depending on the time of day, and amount of sunlight, images of the Vancouver cruise ships may appear faded. Early morning and early evening are the best times to view Canada Place and the cruise ships. Don’t forget to check the cruise ship schedule included below. Please check back often for updates.

Cruise ship season runs from May until October. Check out the included schedule of arrivals and departures to find the ship of your choice. Viewers will also see freighters anchored in the harbour, pleasure yachts, tugboats and our very own “seabus” as it travels back and forth every 15 minutes bringing commuters home from the downtown core. In fact, if you are a cruise ship passenger and have some extra time before you board ship, you may want to get aboard the “seabus” (it’s public transit operated, like the bus), very inexpensive, very safe and docks right next to your ship. So come on over for a visit and take a mini-cruise to our side of the water. You’ll dock at Lonsdale Quay market where a wealth of boutique shops, restaurants, entertainment and marketplace vendors will be pleased to greet you. The 15 minute trip is well worth it, we promise.

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Follow our cruise ship calendar and twitter feed for daily updates of all cruise ships. Check here for all of the Vancouver / Alaska cruise ship departures and arrivals from Canada Place. All times are approximate and subject to change without notice. (CP) – Canada Place Pier (which can be seen live on camera). (B) = Ballatyne Pier (which can NOT be seen on camera but ships will pass through the frame as they sail in/out). Click on calendar to enlarge.

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